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No Man’s Sky: The Cursed Expedition Launches Today!

By David Martin

No Man's Sky

No Man’s Sky is an adventure-themed survival game. It was published by Hello Games and was released worldwide for the first time in August 2016 on PS4. Later by 2020, it was released on Xbox, PS5, Series S, macOS, etc. The No Man’s Sky: The Cursed expedition launches today with a lot of updates and error corrections. This version is said to be more exciting and worthwhile. 

This game is based on survival, combat, and trading. Players engage with the open-world universe and pace through the game’s different generation systems. There are more than 18 quintillion planets and each planet has its own ecosystem with various aliens engaging in combat or trade within their system. Players secure points and clear levels by mining for resources to improve their equipment, buying and selling resources, building planetary bases, and expanding space fleets. 

The reason behind building this game is that, Sean Murray, the founder of Hello Games wanted to build a game that captured the sense of exploration and optimism of science fiction writings and art combined. 

Even though this game received mixed reviews back in 2016 with players commenting how repetitive this game was and that it had only fewer features, Hello Games managed to remain quiet until their ultimate release. Since then, this company continued to develop and improve No Man’s Sky to achieve the initial vision they had in mind. 

The new No Man’s Sky released a Halloween-themed update that goes one step further with the new gameplay elements. Players get to face environmental hazards like toxic atmospheres, radioactivity, and other hazards while being watched by aliens and slimy creatures and haunted visions and voices from other dimensions. 

No Man’s Sky: The Cursed Expedition will only run for approximately two weeks. The rewards in each generation include new posters, jetpack trails, exclusive Herald starship, etc. This version of No Man’s Sky has introduced several new particle rendering optimizations and a fixed number of issues with depth of field rendering on Switch.

It fixed rare issues and hangs related to weather effects in multiplayer, and large saves from loading incorrectly. There were issues with the wing audio being too loud and other kinds of graphic designing issues with the player’s feet appearing reversed, or the HoverDroid’s companion failing to move, all these bugs were taken off in the new version. 

The message style for communication Station messages also has been improved. Certain minor issues like a text issue on the Expedition’s page and a UI issue that caused incorrect text to appear on various fleet management pages were also fixed. 

Other changes and updates Hello Games made in this game are that they fixed a VFX issue that pops up while destroying some plants, and also fixed an issue that allows the system authorities to perform cargo scans while the game is paused or in the UI. there was an issue where the fireplace flames appeared purple, but that was also fixed.

Several other issues with face shape reversion to default and many glitches with the navigation were also fixed. Basically, the time and effort they took to notice even the smallest errors and fix them all together, and releasing it in a whole new version is commendable and a very patient thing to do. 

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